Game Music In Fl Studio: Learn Music Theory From Scratch

Create Epic Game Soundtracks with FL Studio - Music Theory Demystified

What you'll learn

Create game soundtracks using free tools

Make music using FL Studio

Learn music theory the fun way

Control emotion evoked by your music

Requirements

None

Description

Have you ever wanted to create music for your games but didn’t know where to start? Maybe you’ve tried following tutorials, only to get overwhelmed by expensive plugins and vague advice.This course is designed for complete beginners who want to compose professional-sounding game music using free tools and a clear, practical approach to music theory.What You’ll LearnThe fundamentals of music theory explained simply and applied immediatelyHow to compose expressive game soundtracks from scratch — no prior knowledge requiredHow to build entire pieces using just a few chords and clever instrumentationTechniques for writing exploration themes, cozy tracks, battle music, and magical atmospheresHow to shape the emotions in your music without relying on pre-made loops or generic templatesHands-On LearningIn music theory section lessons are paired with short and focused composition exercises, so you’ll be writing music from the very beginning. By the end of the first section, you’ll already be composing music with confidence.Projects You’ll BuildA calm exploration theme using just two chordsTwo cozy game tracksThree distinct battle tracks: from tense and menacing to fast and epicA magical and awe-inspiring piece using advanced-yet-accessible theoryA dark, atmospheric composition evoking a sense of mysteryMusic Theory Concepts CoveredScales & Modes – including major, minor, Dorian, Lydian, and othersTonal Harmony Basics – foundational ideas for creating harmonic flowBuilding Chord Progressions – how to create strong harmonic movementBasics of Counterpoint – combining melodies and layering voicesModal Interchange – borrowing chords to shift emotion and colorHow to write melodies, basslines, and harmonies that support game narrativesWhether you're a game developer, an aspiring composer, or just someone who loves music and games, this course will give you the tools to start creating your own original soundtracks — from scratch.If you're ready to bring your game worlds to life with music, enroll now and let’s get composing!

Overview

Section 1: Setup

Lecture 1 FL Studio Installation

Lecture 2 Get Access to Free Orchestral Library

Lecture 3 LABS Setup

Lecture 4 Finding Plugins in FL Studio

Lecture 5 Limitations of FL Studio Free Version

Section 2: Music Theory Basics

Lecture 6 FL Studio Basics

Lecture 7 Exporting Files in FL Studio

Lecture 8 Chord Basics

Lecture 9 Sharps and Flats

Lecture 10 Creating a Chord Progression

Lecture 11 Creating the First Composition

Lecture 12 Creating the First String Composition

Lecture 13 Musical Scales

Lecture 14 Tonality

Lecture 15 Tonal Harmony Chord Progressions

Lecture 16 Creating the Second String Composition

Lecture 17 Intervals

Lecture 18 Create Better Melodies

Lecture 19 Chromatic Mediants

Lecture 20 Introduction to Modes

Lecture 21 Modal Harmony Basics

Lecture 22 Chord Types

Lecture 23 Arpeggios

Section 3: Creating an Exploration Theme

Lecture 24 Choosing a Chord Progression

Lecture 25 Creating Melodies in Lydian

Lecture 26 How to Add Variation Using Melody

Lecture 27 Different Ways to Play a Chord Progression

Lecture 28 Divisi

Lecture 29 Orchestral Textures for Melody

Lecture 30 Arpeggio Patterns

Lecture 31 Composing Exploration Theme Part 1

Lecture 32 Composing Exploration Theme Part 2

Lecture 33 Composing Exploration Theme Part 3

Lecture 34 Mixing Basics

Lecture 35 Exploration Theme Complete

Section 4: Creating a Cosy Game Soundtrack

Lecture 36 Introduction to Counterpoint

Lecture 37 Cosy Music Theory

Lecture 38 Bassline

Lecture 39 Bassoons and Syncopation

Lecture 40 Oboes Melody

Lecture 41 Flutes Melody

Lecture 42 Final Touches

Lecture 43 Mixing

Lecture 44 Cosy Composition 1 Complete

Lecture 45 Mixolydian and Modal Interchange

Lecture 46 Creating the Second Cosy Composition

Lecture 47 Cosy Composition 2 Complete

Section 5: Battle Music

Lecture 48 String Spiccato Patterns

Lecture 49 Battle Music Theory

Lecture 50 Choice of Instruments for Battle Music

Lecture 51 Time Signature

Lecture 52 Composing The First Battle Theme

Lecture 53 Battle Theme 1 Complete

Lecture 54 Composing The Second Battle Theme

Lecture 55 Battle Theme 2 Complete

Lecture 56 Octatonic Scale

Lecture 57 Composing The Third Battle Theme

Lecture 58 Battle Theme 3 Complete

Section 6: Magic and Wonder

Lecture 59 Magical Music Theory

Lecture 60 Composing Magical Music

Lecture 61 Magical Composition Complete

Lecture 62 Composing Dark Music

Lecture 63 Dark Composition Complete

Game developers,People who want to learn about music theory and composition,People who want to learn how to make music in FL Studio,Game soundtrack enthusiasts